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Wisdom teeth usually erupt, or come in through the gums, around the age of 17. Because they are the final teeth to arrive, these extra molars can cause overcrowding that could affect your oral health. Overcrowding can prevent the four wisdom teeth from erupting completely through the gums – dentists refer to these teeth as impacted wisdom teeth. Impaction and overcrowding can contribute to long-term oral health issues. As a result, many dental professionals recommend removing the wisdom teeth as soon as possible.

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Some cases require dissolvable sutures to support healing and protect the surgical site.
Most patients return to light activities within two to three days, depending on healing progress.
Dry socket occurs when the protective blood clot dislodges prematurely, exposing bone and causing significant discomfort.
Applying cold compresses, following medication instructions, and resting help reduce swelling and discomfort during recovery.
Soft foods such as yogurt, soups, and mashed vegetables are recommended during initial healing to avoid irritation.
Most procedures take less than one hour depending on tooth position and number of extractions required.
Yes, impacted wisdom teeth typically require minor surgical removal under anaesthesia to safely access and extract the tooth.
Common symptoms include pain, swelling, infection, jaw stiffness, gum inflammation, or damage to neighboring teeth.
Impacted wisdom teeth are third molars that cannot fully erupt due to limited space or improper positioning within the jawbone.
Dr. Olin and his team were incredible! I recently needed to get my wisdom teeth out and they made it a quick process first consultation to surgery date. I was in no pain whatsoever after my procedure and they made the recovery process very easy!

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